Swarmer (SWMR)

Its core products are built around swarm coordination, collaborative autonomy, and command-and-control for distributed unmanned assets. The STYX AI Command & Control System supports the planning and management of autonomous missions, while MINAS Autonomy and Collaboration AI is designed to help multiple systems operate together with reduced human intervention. TRIDENT, the company’s embedded drone operating system, provides software infrastructure for unmanned platforms and their onboard decision-making capabilities.

Swarmer’s technology is aimed at military and security users that need to deploy large numbers of drones or robotic systems across air, land, maritime, or multi-domain missions. The company’s software can support use cases such as reconnaissance, surveillance, coordinated manoeuvre, and other operations where resilient control of distributed assets is important.

Swarmer generates revenue primarily through software licence sales. Its business model is therefore tied to the adoption of autonomous systems, defence digitalisation, and the broader shift from individual drone control toward coordinated fleets of intelligent unmanned platforms.